Sir Geoffrey Boycott Undergoes Successful Throat Cancer Surgery

The former England cricketer, 83, had a three-hour operation to remove a tumour, his family confirms.

Boycott's daughter reported that the surgery went well and the tumour was successfully removed.
This is Boycott's second battle with cancer, having previously undergone chemotherapy in 2002.
The cricket legend announced his diagnosis earlier this month after multiple scans and biopsies.
Boycott scored 151 first-class centuries and played 108 Tests for England during his career.
He transitioned to a successful commentary career post-retirement, working with BBC and other outlets.